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==== Popups - "F" Mode (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 28 APR 2000 01:12:43PM Dale Walker wrote: ===
{{tag>"AREV Specific"}}
How do I utilize the F mode in Explicit Popup information so that I can reference a single multivalued column in a specific row(record) of the table specified in the Source Table Column. The row would have to be based on the preceding multi-valued column.
I have checked The users guide, the online help - comes close but no example, the website - 0 results.
thanks,
Dale
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=== At 01 MAY 2000 08:03PM Bill Titus wrote: ===
Hi, Dale,
You asked, "How do I utilize the F mode in Explicit Popup information so that I can reference a single multivalued column in a specific row(record) of the table specified in the Source Table Column?" You can create a popup where the explicit popup information contains two pieces of data: (1) the record id of the record containing the multi-values; and (2) the field number (not name - so no symbolics) of the field holding the values.
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Selection process 0
Mode F
Source table YOUR_FILENAME
Explicit popup information (depending on mode)
The ID of the row/record in YOUR_FILENAME goes here
The field number of the multi-value field in your record goes here
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"The row would have to be based on the preceding multi-valued column." I take it you are selecting a single record for the popup based on the contents of the multi-value field. If so, you might select the id as part of an R/Basic program and insert it as the first value of field 4 in the popup record, then do a POPUP call.
Hope this helps.
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=== At 02 MAY 2000 09:31AM Dale Walker wrote: ===
Thanks Bill. I will try this.
Dale
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=== At 02 MAY 2000 12:36PM Dale Walker wrote: ===
With thanks to Bill Titus and Chris Leenhouts, this is what I did:
the pre-prompt for the appropriate column is as follows:
CODE COMMAND
S ROUTINENAME
ROUTINE was taken from chris' suggestion and modified as follows
popcnt=count(@record,@vm)+1
pop.rec=@record
;*this was to get the rowname in the table
to enable multi-users I then
wrote the pop.cnt to Tpopups,id (id being the user)
I then called the popup from tpopup
from tpopups,id
Worked.
Thanks to All
Dale
Dale_Walker@IntegrityOnline3.com
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